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Gary Wilkerson 5.19.13 Listen Watch HQ

In King Amaziah, we see a man who "did what was right in the eyes of the Lord, yet not with a whole heart" (2 Chronicles 25:2). Many in the church today are doing the right things, but their hearts are not fully given to Christ. Is there some area of your life and heart that you have fully surrendered to Jesus? If so, how do we obtain this wholeheartedness that God talks about?

A Coming Song of Unrestrained Joy Carter Conlon 5.19.13 Listen
Gary Wilkerson 5.12.13 Listen Watch HQ

Proverbs 31 is often presented as a checklist of what a godly woman should aspire to be like, but if anyone truly tried to do everything listed there, they would quickly become exhausted and even possibly ashamed, because it cannot be accomplished in your own strength. We should never strive through performance and works to receive love and acceptance from people and God. Christ won God's love for us and it is through His sacrifice that women are empowered to have aspects of the woman described in Proverbs 31.

The Miracle of Weakness Carter Conlon 5.12.13 Listen
EXPECT NYC 2013 – Returning to Our Strength Carter Conlon 5.8.13 Listen Watch HQ
EXPECT NYC 2013 – This Kind of Love Gary Wilkerson 5.8.13 Listen Watch HQ
EXPECT NYC 2013 – For THIS Purpose Gary Wilkerson 5.8.13 Listen Watch HQ
EXPECT NYC 2013 – What If I Really Was Humble? Carter Conlon 5.8.13 Listen Watch HQ
EXPECT NYC 2013 – Exhaustion Tullian Tchividjian 5.8.13 Listen Watch HQ
EXPECT NYC 2013 – Finding Strong Support from God Francis Chan 5.7.13 Listen Watch HQ

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